The phrase "adapted for analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been modified or designed to facilitate the examination or study of a particular subject or data.
Example: "The software was adapted for analysis of large datasets, making it easier for researchers to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "modified for examination of" or "designed for evaluation of".
The SRCP presumably can be adapted for analysis of any eukaryotic genome.
Previously developed micromechanical methods for stiffness and strength prediction are adapted for analysis of multi-layer plain weave textile composites.
This paper studies important extensions of standard stochastic models that make them better adapted for analysis of connectomes, and develops new statistical fitting methodologies that account for inter-subject variations.
Regression techniques adapted for analysis of time-series data (by incorporating lag effects, accounting for background seasonality, auto-correlation, overdispersion) were used to model the relationship between temperature, relative humidity, population immunity and emergence of new virus variants on norovirus reports after adjusting from other seasonal and temporal confounding factors.
Iron metabolism related serum parameters (ferritin, transferrin) were determined from serum samples by the clinical chemical laboratory of the GMC using an AU 400 autoanalyzer (Olympus, Germany) and Olympus kits developed for the analysis of human samples that had been adapted for analysis of small volume mouse samples.
The full cohort was analyzed using Cox regression adapted for analysis of time-dependent covariates with the PHREG procedure in SAS Release 8.2.
In this paper, the CALINE4 software package, designed for calculation of concentrations of carbon monoxide near a busy road, is adapted for the analysis of aerosols of fine and ultra-fine particles, generated by vehicles on the road.
The methods described in this work could be adapted for the analysis of use of any product by people with dementia; the measures presented here for gauging effectiveness, efficiency, and satisfaction could be used in high-tech or low-tech product use analysis.
The approach could be adapted for the analysis of a set of backcrosses, although these would likely need to be of a special form, with the F1 hybrids all crossed to a common parent.
The monolayer cultures were initially used to study physiological processes occurring in renal and intestinal epithelia, and later adapted for the analysis of the distribution of chemicals.
Furthermore, the simplicity and intuitiveness of the current method mean that it may easily be modified or adapted for the analysis of a wide range of fluid dynamics problems.
